Sentence examples for material compromises from inspiring English sources

The tumour material compromises a wide-range tissue microarray (TMA) of prospectively collected primary tumours (n=115 Ta, n=115 T1 and n=112 T2–T4).

We excise material that might lead terrorists to unsecured weapons material, compromise intelligence-gathering programs aimed at hostile countries, or disclose information about the capabilities of American weapons that could be helpful to an enemy.

Aspiration was defined as the inhalation of enteric contents or other material that compromised the airway.

This was based on the principle that the presence of a foreign material might compromise the immune response.

A common problem of synthetic polymers such as poly(lactic acid) (PLA) is the formation of acidic products during the degradation process which leads to diminished mechanical strength of the material and compromised cell function in the acidic environment [ 12– 12].

Stability of the imprinted Xi in extraembryonic material is compromised upon loss of the Polycomb group protein Embryonic Ectoderm Development EEDD) [ 72, 73], but there are few other examples of Xi instability due to a single gene loss.

It has been questioned whether these techniques and materials may compromise implant survival compared to pristine bone.

Usually, the stability of materials is compromised with the reduction of size to nano level, however, g-C3N4 and its nanomaterials demonstrate exceptional recycling in photocatalytic testing.

Lackey chemistry teacher Romulo Gabriel, one of two faculty facilitators for the project, said the materials were compromised during space travel, rendering results inconclusive.

In epidemiological studies the sensitivity of Duke criteria is 80%, but in clinical practice their diagnostic accuracy is lower, especially in PVE; prosthetic material in fact compromises the sensitivity of echocardiography that results inconclusively in nearly 30% of cases [ 4].

It contains some necessary exemptions, including for material that would compromise national security or reveal personal information.